Campus e-clips, 05/14/2003

              Oklahoma Higher Education's Campus E-Clips Newsletter
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IN OTHER NEWS MAY 14, 2003 EVENTS
NOC process tech
program teaches basic
skills
Two long-time higher ed
presidents honored at
SWOSU
OSU-Tulsa receives
intern program funding
NSU John Vaughan
Library offers access to
over 23,000 academic E-books
New TCC science club
enters Flugtag Texas
Thousands of Oklahoma
college graduates poised
to enter workforce
Ground broken for Gaylord Hall at OU
Groundbreaking for Gaylord Hall, the $17
million future home of the University of
Oklahoma Gaylord College of Journalism and
Mass Communication, and Michael F. Price
Hall, the 55,000-square-foot, $19 million
addition to Adams Hall for the Michael F.
Price College of Business, was held recently
on the OU Norman campus. Read more on Gaylord Hall.
OSU makes nation's list of best medical schools
A jury of its peers has named the Oklahoma State University (OSU)
College of Osteopathic Medicine, for the third year in a row, one of the
best medical schools in the nation for primary care and rural medicine.
The exclusive top rankings are from the recently released U.S. News &
World Report 2004 Best Graduate Schools guide. Read more on OSU's
College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Foundation reimburses Cameron tuition lost
through war deployments
A Lawton philanthropic foundation is helping the American war effort by
covering educational funds lost by Cameron University through the
deployment of nearly 100 students to the Persian Gulf.
During a recent meeting, the McMahon Foundation approved a gift of
$63,780 to Cameron. The funds offset tuition, fees and student grant
money that the university lost as a result of “Operation Iraqi Freedom.”
Read more on the McMahon Foundation's gift.
Eighth graders make great college students
What happens when low income, first
generation college-bound students with
reasonably good test scores, but poor
attendance and/or poor grades, enter an
innovative partnership program school that
sets high standards and offers plenty of
support?
If the school is the Pathways Middle
College High School on the Oklahoma City Community College campus,
they thrive. Read more on OCCC's Pathways program.
RSU-TV unveils student news magazine
Rogers State University’s television
station debuted a half-hour, student-produced
news magazine featuring news
and stories from around campus recently on
RSU-TV. The station broadcasts on UHF
channel 35, Claremore and Tulsa cable
channel 19, and more than 70 cable
systems in northeastern Oklahoma and
southern Kansas.
May 27 - June 1: NSU
Living Literature Center
presents theatrical tour of
Canada
May 30: Tuition hearing
June 2-7: Tulsa
Chautauqua at OSU-Tulsa
June 9 - July 18: RSC
Continuing Education &
Community Services
Division Offering 'Kids
College' Youth Camps
June 9-20: NSU's
Advanced Summer
Computer Interchange
Institute
June 23-27; July 21-25:
RCC hosts Kids College
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Untitled Face Painting
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State Student Stacie
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NSU Men's Basketball
Team Wins Championship
Astronaut Jim Voss visits